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I noticed yesterday that the timestamp on my uploaded and edited files are anywhere between 6 and 9 hours earlier. My Time zone settings are set correctly.
Hi Linda here. I'm a Dropbox novice. Just uploaded an excel xls and the time stamp is 4 hrs in the future. So unfortunately the problem has not been fixed for all. It doesn't make sense that the time zone options for USA are so limited. Your prompt response will be greatly appreciated.
Modified date showing date & time 2 days & 19 hrs in the future. Using dropbox on Ubuntu 18.04, OS date & time set correctly: US Central Time
Jane
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I also have the problem with my fotos
example - photo uploaded from mobile:
2018-09-23 09.25.53.jpg timestamp: 23-09-2018 07.25
Denmark
yours Jan
See below
I resolved the issue.
So a deleted file of the same name existed in the same location previously.
So when I created a new file with the same name in the same location, dropbox used the last modified date of the deleted file.
All of my images are automatically uploaded to Dropbox. All with two hours difference.
Some info we need:
If all new Camera Uploads are off by exactly n hours (where n=2 in your case) then it is likely a setting issue. If the minutes are also incorrect, then something else is going on.
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